#by yasunori mitsuda with vocals and lyrics by laura shigihara
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We're both so alone A warmth that we'd never known
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#detective conan#case closed#ai haibara#conan edogawa#coai#song is#corridors of time#by yasunori mitsuda with vocals and lyrics by laura shigihara#it's from chrono trigger but i've never actually played the game ^^;#amv#my amvs#eye strain#video#this took an embarrassingly long time to put together but i've learned a *lot*!#i hope my hard work paid off!#sources used are episodes 128 129 130 136 138 176-177 189 231 234 270 280 340 509 542 568#movies 5 6 13 20 24 and 26 (trailer)#(and no i still haven't seen 20 or 24 lol i actually opened and ripped my m20 blu-ray for this ^^;)#and tv special 6 (episode one: the great detective turned small) and ed 60
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A vocal cover (Adriana Figueroa) of Yasunori Mitsuda - Corridors of Time from the game “Chrono Trigger”. Featuring lyrics by Laura Shigihara & music by Ryan Lafford.
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Every time I "finish" an AMV, I create a comparison like this.
The left side is the "effectless" draft—minimal transitions, zero coloring, limited text animation—while the right side is the "final" version I post online. It's a way to assess my work; where did the added effort elevate the edit, and where do my eyes find themselves drawn more to the draft because the "final" version is too busy, too overwhelming, too much?
I'm new to video editing. There aren't even 20 AMVs to my name, and I only seriously started a little over a year ago. My process involves a lot of struggling with what a "good" AMV is, a lot of wondering if I'm doing it all wrong—anxieties that were only exacerbated by a popular post that crossed my dash many months ago. It decried AMVs that don't edit with the full song as worthless, bad, garbage. The kids don't know how to do it right.
Not a kid, but maybe they've got a point!
Still, it was a disheartening sentiment to read. And while I might not know much, I think I am confident in knowing this: there are many AMV styles out there, and the shorter ones may certainly not be everyone's cup of tea, but that doesn't mean that they're devoid of love, time, effort, or passion. The video at the top of this post is hardly 30 seconds long, and it still took over 60 hours of spilling out ideas and cutting clips and learning new skills and scrapping new skills and tweaking transitions and coloring and recoloring and shaking my head and giving up and trying again.
Fan vidders, no matter the style they employ, are devoting their free time and energy to create. It'd be ludicrous to suggest that a movie is inherently inferior to a TV series, or a short story automatically meaningless compared to a novel.
The same should absolutely apply to fan videos.
#ramblings#shut up goop#video#amv#eye strain#*says she wants to write heiji and shinichi meta but writes this instead*#the heart writes what it wants ^^;#but yeah been thinking about writing something like this for a while?#tl;dr short vids may not be your thing but it really doesn't mean that they lack effort!#(if anything it might mean they have *too much* effort... definitely been guilty of that)#i'd love love love to create longer videos but i'm very attached to making edits with a high clip count and lots of effects#and that takes a *lot* of time! i can't even imagine doing a full song... that'd take me over 200 hours no exaggeration#and i know my style isn't for everyone but i don't think it's inherently worthy of disrespect#we're all fans here and i think fan vidders deserve so much love <3 constantly astounded by them!#it was really sad to see a post with nearly 50k notes complaining about amv makers when amvs on tumblr get maybe 100 notes if they're lucky#song in the video is 'corridors of time' by yasunori mitsuda with lyrics and vocals by laura shigihara#and the anime is detective conan#but if you're reading this you probably already know that haha
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